TIAN HU SHAN Tie Guan Yin/ti kuan yin/Iron Goddess of Mercy oolong Tea Loose Leaf 4oz (113g) Tin Bag

Soon as this arrived, I opened up the Red Container this came in, took a Deep Inhale to get the Aroma, and was very pleased with it. I got my Distilled Water heated up to +195F in my Microprocessor Controlled, Calibrated Tea Kettle, added it to the Oolong Tea Leaves, and allowed to Steep for 3 minutes. After letting it cool down a bit, the color was a Medium Brown, and the Aroma had Earthy Tones, but the best part was the TASTE... it was not too strong, not too weak, and NO BITTERNESS (at all)... it was just right, at the GOLDILOCKS State, and I FELL IN LOVE with it!!! This is a Truly Wonderful Oolong Tea, of Great Value for the Cost/Performance Ratio, and I am VERY PLEASED. This TIAN HU SHAN Premium Oolong Tea Loose Leaf 14 Ounce (400g) is grown in Mainland China, at the 800-meter level altitude (about +2,500ft), so there's no Insects up there, and doesn't require using Pesticides. I consider this a "High Mountain Grown Tea", with all the benefits of that Altitude. It's not THE BEST, but for the Price, it PUNCH'es Way Over It's WEIGHT CLASS!!! This Tea is a Super VALUE price/performance/color/taste. Very Pleased with this Oolong!!! I am now on my 12th GALLON of this TIAN HU SHAN Premium Oolong Tea Loose Leaf, and will be ordering my Next One, very soon. I Love the Metal Container and Plastic Cover Seal, which keeps the Tea FRESH, and Ready to Rock-n-Roll for my next GALLON. I think this is THE BEST Tea you offer, of the four I have tried (still not tried the Pearls, yet, but that one's on my List too!!). This Oolong Tea is, imho, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. v/r "The TEA Spectator" :o) UPDATE: March 6, 2025 - I've just ordered another one of these, in case the price starts going UP UP and UP into Outter Space, for Political Reasons between America and China, I'll have enough TIAN HU SHAN Premium Oolong Tea Loose Leaf 14 Ounces into 2026. The Tea is so well packed and sealed, that as long as I keep it in a Cool, Dry, Dark place, it should be just fine. Let's hope and pray for Peace and Prosperity for ALL, and continue to enjoy drinking this wonderful China Oolong Tea. v/r, The Tea Spectator ;o)

Absolutely wonderful flavor and aroma -- little cups of warmth and comfort! On top of it, the tin is beautiful -- high quality tea and packaging shows care to preserve the flavor and freshness. I add a spoonful in a kettle and let it steep for 5 min. then have first batch -- really nice, full flavored. I keep making batches with same spoonful 3-4 times and each reveals different layer. Definitely beyond value for money. Will buy as gift for other tea lovers!

Exceptionnel taste and can be infused up to 3 times.

Wonderful tea. Great flavor. Good color. Excellent aroma. Good hot or cold, but I prefer mine on ice and with sugar because I’m a Midwest savage. Not dusty. Easy to make too strong. Can easily use the leaves for two or three batches of tea.

This tea is amazing! Would very much recommend. Ordering more!

I enjoy the Oolong tea very much. The tin is double-sealed and pretty sturdy. I am no tea aficionado, but this is a world better than the restaurant grade Oolong I am used to. It is very much more subtle and less bitter, lighter in color and body. I am not sure, but I think there is a noticeable amount of caffeine. One surprise for me was just how much this variety of loose tea expands while steeping. I use an infuser that can do one cup or a whole pot. I usually put about 1/2tsp of loose leaf in it. Doing that with this tea means the infuser is packed solid when I open it to dump it out. They really do roll the leaves down to nothing!

I enjoy the smooth taste of the Tian Hu Shan premium Oolong Tea. I'm able to steep 3 times with this loose tea.

A beautiful package reminiscent of ancient culture, the promise of a great cup of morning tea...don't be fooled. After the first half cup, it got dumped in the sink and the remaining contents into the trash. Bitter, flavorless, and an unrewarding aroma.

Calidad baja para un Tie Guan Yin, aunque supongo para lo que podemos conseguir en México no está taaaaan mal.